An interview with Dr. Rhoda Lipscomb, PhD, an AASECT certified sex therapist and alternative sexuality specialist known as The Diaper Doctor. She discusses why she wrote You're Not Broken, her position that ABDL is not the result of childhood trauma, how ABDL as a core identity differs from age play as a flexible role, a self-compassion exercise for people who are harsh on themselves, practical guidance on disclosing to a partner, and the persistent assumption that ABDLs pose a risk to children. The views expressed are her own and have not been independently evaluated by NorthShore.

Written by longtime ABDL community member and author Crinkle Cat, this guide covers the essentials of caring for littles — from building trust through consent and communication to choosing the right diapers, mastering changes, and creating routines that help littles feel safe and secure. Practical tips on skincare, aftercare, and common caregiver mistakes are included throughout.

Middlespace is a unique ABDL headspace where consenting adults reconnect with the carefree energy of childhood through teenage years — think video games, cartoons, arts and crafts, and casual silliness — while enjoying the comfort and security of adult diapers. This guide explores what middlespace is, how it differs from littlespace, how caregivers fit in, and how NorthShore products like MEGAMAX® and GoSupreme® support middles through every kind of play session.